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Lollapalooza's 2017 lineup is eclectic, nabbing some rock acts like Muse, Blink-182, Highly Suspect, Cage the Elephant, The Pretty Reckless and more!

Muse and Thirty Seconds to Mars will hit the road together this summer for a string of North American tour dates.

Most of the early awards will be condensed for the show later, so they can cut out the interesting and fun bits, like Jonny from Highly Suspect singing the line "I can't fucking breathe" during their performance of "Lydia" in front of a mostly empty hall. Highly Suspect got screwed on Best Rock Song, as it was given to Alabama Shakes. WTF?

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U.K. rockers Muse have become one of the biggest bands in the world, selling out arenas on a regular basis. After releasing their sixth studio album The 2nd Law late last year, the trio have embarked on a worldwide tour in support of the record. Bassist Christopher Wolstenholme shared his thoughts on fans' early perception of The 2nd Law, singing lead for the first time and more in an exclusive in

Muse have cancelled three concerts on their European tour after frontman Matt Bellamy broke two bones in his foot. The band revealed the news yesterday (Nov. 29) after Bellamy tweeted, "Ouch! Broke my foot..." The post also featured an X-ray of his damaged foot.

Muse have landed the top honor at the Q magazine Awards 2012, as the British trio bested the likes of Coldplay, Lady Gaga and the Stone Roses to be named Best Act in the World Today during a ceremony held on Monday (Oct. 22) in London, England. Muse led an impressive list of Q Awards winners that also included Blur, Bobby Womack, Keane, Pulp, Johnny Marr and Killers frontman Brandon Flowers. Read

Muse certainly explored new sonic territories with their recent dubstep-inspired track 'Unsustainable,' and now the British rockers drift even further from their original, um, muse with a cover of Prince's 'Sign o' the Times,' recorded earlier today at the BBC’s Radio One Live Lounge. ...

Sometimes bass players can be the most under-appreciated member of a band. Just because a lot of songs don't have an outrageous bass solo doesn't mean bassists are any less important. A recent poll seems to share my sentiment and has named Muse's "Hysteria" the best bassline of all time.

The rumors are true! As previously reported, Foo Fighters, Eminem and Muse will headline an impressive lineup for this year's Lollapalooza in Chicago, which takes place August 5-7 at Grant Park. Over 120 bands will help celebrate the 20th anniversary of the festival.